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Personal Statement For Investigator Pardini

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OFFICER/DETECTIVE/SUPERVISOR OF THE YEAR RECOMMENDIATIONS

Sirs,
All police officers stand out in their own special way. Some are natural born leaders; others are exceptional when it comes to technical skills. Some officers are especially plugged into the community while others have unbelievably keen minds. All these special attributes deserve recognition, but unfortunately not everyone can be named the prestigious OFFICER OF THE YEAR at the same time. With that being said, my recommendations are the following:
Officer of the year- P/O Matthew Principato #5247
To me this is a no-brainer, Matt single handily seized more CDS weight (8 distribution arrest) then everyone else combined along with total money seized. Matt has truly grown this year …show more content…

Throughout his career with the department, he has demonstrated on a daily basis what it means to be a Deptford Twp. Police Officer; integrity, strong work ethic, professionalism and dedication to duty and sacrifice. His accomplishments in 2015 exemplify each of the above listed qualities. The one particular case that sticks out to me is the Pedophile in the mall bathroom installing cameras in the stall. I spoke to him about the grueling details and amount of work that had to be put in to bring this case to a close. Mike gave one detail to me that I don’t wish on anyone, he had to type over 200 criminal complaints. We all know this is not a fun …show more content…

Deptford Police by far has the most talented, smart, street savvy, genuine Sergeant’s in this great nation of ours. All of them deserve this nomination! However, since I can only choose one, I pick Sgt. Hubert. Sgt. Hubert has been with us for quite some time. He is an Officer who has never lost passion for this profession. Citizens respect and appreciate him-even the bad guys will say “Hi” years after he arrests them (so I’m told) to convey their appreciation for the respect he showed them. He is a rough and tough Sgt that’s combined with a witty goofy sense of humor and an energy that is truly non-stop. Sgt. Hubert over the last few years has mentored me on several occasions that I cannot thank him enough for. Anything from D.V. report writing to 1980’s metal bands. It’s been a HONOR to work with him and looking forward to spending more time with him up until he retires

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